Customer Reviews:
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 Shoddy June 22, 2010
JohnnyNash (Antioch,Tennessee)
I purchased this item along with a regular standard inside camera. Both worked great for 9 months. The standard indoor camera is still working. The clock camera started losing time on the clock and was way off. Losing several minutes a day. After 13 months the camera just died. The clock still keeps the wrong time but the camera itself is dead. Now I only have the standard indoor working. I went to purchase another indoor camera and saw the new Cisco (Linksys) wireless N cameras at $119. Read the reviews on them and now in the process of changing over. Not here to make you change your mind about this product. As I said the standard indoor camera still works great.
Display Broke After 3 Months - Died Completely in 18 Months June 19, 2010
JT (CA)
Bought this as a nanny cam for my son's bedroom. Worked okay at first, but after three months it was unplugged and the clock numbers never fully came back on - although the camera still worked okay. Then, after 18 months it completely stopped working. I tried installing a firmware update, but after a reboot, it only works for a minute or two, then dies completely. Very disappointing considering the price.
 Works great for us! April 16, 2010
DR (Los Angeles, CA USA)
This camera has amazing night vision and a very clear picture. The computer and web based viewer is extremely well implemented and the fastest, clearest and easiest interface I have seen and I have seen a lot of them. I have high end acti and geovision systems as well and the Logitech interface is much better (and there is literally no setup involved). If you need a nanny camera and want remote viewing this stealth clock is ideal. If you live in a massive home this is probably not the best system for you though a family member uses it in a 12000 sq ft home and it works well there as well. The key is to make sure the main computer is relatively close to the cameras.
Does not work November 28, 2009
Yury Yaroshenko (Rhode Island, USA)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
Great concept, terrible execution. I have (used to have) two add-on hidden cameras connected to the WiLife system with regular in-door camera.
Power connector on the back of the camera/clock simply does not connect, if you finally wiggle it into woking position, every time you dust around it or even walk by, you are risking disconnecting the power. After a while (for me it was 2 and 6 weeks), hidden camera stops connecting to the server, just works as a clock. Amazon replaced the first failed camera, replacement stopped connecting after a couple of weeks. At this point, neither of two cameras connect, just using them as clocks, even that is frustrating because after the power loss the time has to be set, and that is a project since while pressing the buttons, the clock is losing power.
I am dreading contacting Logitech support for warranty replacement, had terrible experience while installing the system: I could not connect any of the cameras to the server, their solution was 'install newer server software, we have an upgrade on the web-site', turns out that I was attempting to connect through USB hub, as soon as I plugged directly to the USB port on my computer, all three cameras connected.
Shoddy Hardware September 15, 2009
Paul K. Remsen (Jacksonville, Florida)
10 out of 12 found this review helpful
Great idea but the cameras are a constant problem. I bought fourteen cameras for home and office. Within a year four died. They replaced them. By the end of the next year only six of the eighteen (14 plus four) are working. The exterior cameras are particularly bad. The "hidden" desktop camera has never worked properly. These products are very cheaply made and the manufacturer will not warrant them for more than a year. Even the ones that still work drop off line at various times and have to be "rediscovered". Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. If you plan to use these for security you are taking a chance.
It's cheap in the beginning but frustrating and expensive in the long run. Better to buy a DVR system. You get what you pay for.
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